Chautauqua flowers #7: pink composite
Is this some type of dahlia?
posted by Bonnie at
10:21 AM
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2 Comments:
I don't know, but I have 2 of them growing in my yard. Just before they bloom they attract ants. A LOT of ants.
And then they shed.
But they are very beautiful and the kids say they make the yard smell good. Mine are dark pink (like your photo) and white with the inner part light pink)
;-)
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Anonymous, at 12:25 PM
Thanks, Ellen. Guess I'm glad this one isn't growing in my yard then... (though the fragrance would be nice ) :-)
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Bonnie, at 4:54 PM
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